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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1960
Page
16
The Senate approves Senator John F Kennedy's plan to raise the minimum wage from 1 to 1.25 dollars per hour, extending protection to about four million more workers. Kennedy, the Democratic nominee hopeful, wins a key victory but must accept coverage cuts to around 900,000 workers as the bill heads to a conference with the House.
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Dr Vert S Lewis a 50 year old University of Connecticut professor was named to head the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Social Work The first class is planned to enter September next year The move signals Maryland aims to expand social work education at its Baltimore campus.
ANNAPOLIS AP Joseph F day Frank Bliss Jr president of the Seneca Creek State Park Advisory r ecetion criticizes current setup as a horse and buggy program. Kaylor says he was not at the committee hearing when Bliss proposals were made and he does not see his agency as a horse and buggy master plan. Bliss plan would expand the Commission of Forest and Parks to include members with greater park emphasis.
Commissioner Kaylor notes all five members show interest in expanding recreation. He explains state law assigns two seats to state parks recreation and two to appointments from Maryland Has Two Divisions. Bliss proposes reorganizing the department into forestry, park, and recreation divisions, but the agency currently has forests, parks, and recreation divisions.
A state parks committee discusses branding and naming options for the agency, tying the debate to official designation and public familiarity. Officials consider whether the new acronym should reflect updated districts and environmental stewardship goals.
W wxtley opened bids from 1¢ Germs for construction of three termitories at the College Park campus. The apparent low bid for Centreville Hall, a men’s dormitory, is $2,000,200. BO. McAlister Co. submitted the low bid of $873,402 on two men’s dorms on a combined bid.
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